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Your best photos of low angles
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(Catharine Molnar) Hide captionWrigley, my daughter's 4 month old Westie Terrier, looks at me through the chair legs.
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(Linda Sangwine) Hide captionTibetan monk from Gaden Jangtse Monastery in Vancouver 2009, making sand manadala. I laid down on the floor for this photo.
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(Colin Paddington) Hide captionf/5 1/2500 ISO 100; Shot summer 2011 at a wedding near Priddis, AB. It was a foodie wedding with seven food courses each paired with their own wine. Photo to capture endless wine...
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(Colin Paddington) Hide captionf/5 1/2500 ISO 100; Shot on a winter morning after a snowstorm in Calgary, AB.
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(Gail Chmilar) Hide captionInteresting art overhead in an open-air restaurant in Sayulita, Mexico 2009
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(Valerie Bertouche) Hide captionUsing a low angle and shallow depth of field to see a basketball hoop differently. Taken in Toronto on January 18, 2012.
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(Jim Shaw) Hide captionA tower Crane Stands Against The Cold January Sky Ready to Go To Work. Jan 18, 2012
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(Frederic Jon Mercnik) Hide captionJan 15-Eye contact is achieved by using a low angle perspective.
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(Colin Paddington) Hide captionf/11 1/5 ISO 320; Shot on a fall day on a bridge over the Elbow River in Calgary near Lindsay Park.
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(Linda Sangwine) Hide captionTaken in 2009, Vancouver. Tibetan monks from Gaden Jangtse Monastery made a sand mandala.
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(Colin Paddington) Hide captionf/14 1.6 sec ISO 400; Langevin Bridge on a crisp evening in Calgary, AB.
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(Luciano) Hide captionOutside Santo Domingo church in Cartagena, Colombia. Crouched and prepared to take an ordinary picture of Pigeons, when a loud bang sent them airborne in unison
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(Sylvia Yeates) Hide captionBy taking the picture at a low angle, I could hide the mountains behind the ridge and have the picture focus on the bicyclist pedaling up the "endless" mountain.
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(Barbara Wackerle Baker) Hide captionIt's -33 in Central Alberta today. This warm picture of Grampa's Whiskers gives me hope summer will come ...
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(Kathy Belford) Hide captionLooking up, while lying on the deck of the ship into the mast. This view was quite interesting. Taken on Oct 4th. in San Fransisco.
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(Kathy Belford) Hide captionSometimes when you get down low, your world expands. Taken on a resort in Costa Rica in Dec.
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(Allen McAvoy) Hide captionThis is a picture of a daisy taken on a late summer weekend morning in Halifax.
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(Guacira Naves) Hide captionOne of the side entrances to The Hudson's Bay store, in Vancouver, B.C., reveals beautiful architecture to visitors who care to look up. Taken with an iPhone on June 3rd, 2010.
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(Saloni Negi) Hide captionThe familiar spider with her sac of eggs, taken from an unusual angle. Outside the National Galley of Art, Ottawa.
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(Guacira Naves) Hide captionTaken on December 21st, 2010. One of the beautiful chandeliers at the Hotel Vancouver, in Vancouver, B.C. A low angle allows us to see how the ceiling thoughtfully complements the chandelier's design.
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(Jo Slade) Hide captionPriceless: Cycling Victoria, while the rest of the country is in the deep-freeze.
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(Kathy Belford) Hide captionTaken on the back porch, before the big storm yesterday, a small amount of snow became a mountain. Taken on Jan 15th, 2012
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(Kathy Belford) Hide captionSometimes you start down low, but when you look up the most amazing sights come into view. Looking up into the trees, I spotted this robin.Taken in May at the bird sanctuary.
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(Saloni Negi) Hide captionI saw the possibility of a nice shot as I walked past a collection of old stumps. The tough part was crawling behind and between the stumps and trying to keep the lense of the camera dry!
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(Kathy Belford) Hide captionThe curve of the road & the colours really made this a get down low moment. Taken in late Aug.
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(Saloni Negi) Hide captionThere's a lovely plaza along the Magnificent Mile. If you look up, you see amazing buildings converging overhead. The lacy leaves contrasted with the less ephemeral buildings and the everlasting sky.
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(Ingrid Littmann-Tai) Hide captionCannons from battles gone by sit patiently & perfectly at the Military Museum in Paris. Photo taken June 2011 with my Canon G9.
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(Guacira Naves) Hide captionTaken with an iPhone on June 3rd, 2010, at an entrance to The Bay in downtown Vancouver, BC. When viewed from underneath, these period lamps reveal some interesting lines.
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(Andrew Ahmed) Hide captionA ghost bike stands in solidarity on Spadina Ave. Ghost bikes are used as a memorial at the location a cyclist has had a fatal accident.
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(Gord Iversen) Hide captionShot January 16, 2012 on the abandoned E&N rail bridge crossing the Cowichan River on Vancouver Island.
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(Ken Wheatley) Hide captionAftermath of shocking thunder and lightning storm taken west of Baker Lake, NU in September, 2011.
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(Patrick) Hide captionOzzy Morton (4 years old) goes for his first ride on a skateboard he received at Christmas.
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(Lembi Buchanan) Hide captionMy geranium plant continues to blossom on our outdoor balcony in Victoria BC. Photo taken on January 15, 2012.
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(Frederic Jon Mercnik) Hide captionJan 15-This low angle view gives this image a sense of size. The world must seem so big for this little puppy, but yet with all that bravado, he is taking charge.
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(Shona Patricia Kamps) Hide captionSitting in the weeds from this overgrown garen and destroyed house, i got as low as I could.
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(Barbara Wackerle Baker) Hide captionDec 30, 2011 - empty chair heading up the Lone Pine on Mt. Norquay, Banff, Alberta
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(Quinn Ryall) Hide captionI love this photo becasue while the girl in the photo is the focal point, she is not in focus
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(Saloni Negi) Hide captionThe soaring flag flanked by the Trump Tower on the left and against this gorgeous blue sky seemed iconic somehow
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(Alain Mailhot) Hide captionObviously this photo wasn't taken in the preceeding week, but your call for "low angles" and "striking composition" motivated me to submit this for your consideration. My back yard, June 2011.
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(Robert Leshgold) Hide captionBeach on a small uninhabited island in the Bahamas near Staniel Cay, Exumas.
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(Jim Shaw) Hide captionJan 16, 2012. Sudbury St, Toronto. A Concrete Pump At Work sending Its Payload Skyward.
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(Mike Tindal) Hide captionLow angle photo taken with iPhone in Toronto at the tracks by Yonge & Summerhill on Jan15, 2012
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(James Barnes) Hide captionTaken at Ball's Mill conservation Area Baltimore Ontario. Just Playing with a new Camera and this is what happened. I am of the thought... If you think it might make a nice photo... snap the shot.
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(Robert) Hide captionShediac beach, NB. This is how things look for the many hermit crabs that frequent the beach. When the tide goes at at Shediac it leaves many large calm pools of water, great for play and photography.
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(Chris Yu) Hide captionI was lying on my back in some dirt, weeds, and burs for a good 20 minutes before I could attempt a shot of this owl in flight. Arrggh....just missed.
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(Barbara Wackerle Baker) Hide captionJan 14/2012 Visitors to Troll Falls in Kananaskis Country, Alberta
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(Vijayarajan Kalaiarasan) Hide captionThis picture was taken at the riverfront park in Verdun, QC. I was almost lying over on the grass while taking this. Though the bokeh didn't turn out to be as good as expected, was quite happy with th
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(Mike Tindal) Hide captionLow angle photo taken in Toronto with iPhone by the tracks at Avenue Rd. and Summerhill on Jan15, 2012
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(gerry ruecker) Hide captioni was teaching a photo class a lesson on low angle photography and this shot was too good to miss.
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(Lynn Hayes) Hide captionThis picture was taken in the summer near Parry Sound, Ontario. F.5.6; 1/125.
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(Chris Neal) Hide captionThis years winter has been balmier than last years. On Jan 9th this clam was caught catching some rays in Cotuit Cape Cod
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(Sara Garson) Hide captionFourteen year old Sara Garson was walking along a Florida beach on a sunny, humid day. " I took this picture at a different angle and really liked the outcome." Taken on January 6th 2012
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(Tomas) Hide captioni have only one leg. i am in a wheelchair forever. on november 30th, i went to my grandmothers funeral by taking the subway.
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(chris neal) Hide captionThe Kiskadee was introduced to Bermuda from Trinidad in 1957 to control Anolis lizards.
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(Paul oxley) Hide captionIn Toronto's Allan Gardens greenhouse admiring the bananna tree this past fall, and I thought that was one heck of a leaf!
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(Lee Gunderson) Hide captionA low angle persepctive of rocks washed from the Edmonton formation. Bones lie exposed here by the millions.
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(Riina Kindlam) Hide captionA basket of beans placed atop a tree stump on Saaremaa island in Estonia seems to make the surrounding dwelling and nature dwarf in comparison. Harvested in Sept. 2011 and waiting to be stewed.
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(Francis Anderson) Hide captionTuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories full moon with aurora borealis January 10th, 2012
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(Riina Kindlam) Hide captionUplifting low level shot of my daughter taken on my parents' lawn while visiting Toronto in June 2011.
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(James Stacey) Hide captionMost of our lives are spent looking down. This shot shows what the dandelion in my neighbor's lawn is looking at. St. John's NL, July 4, 2010.
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(Charles Fulton) Hide captionPalacio de Santa Catalina, La Fortaleza (The Fortress) is the current official residence of the Governor of Puerto Rico. It was built between 1533 and 1540 to defend the harbor of San Juan.
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(Prabhakaran) Hide captionI had to stoop low to get in level with this six inches tall Mushroom in Borreal Forst near our place. It is a delicacy for the wandering black bears in Summer.
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(Riina Kindlam) Hide captionTaken from the steps leading down to my in-laws' root cellar on Saaremaa island off the coast of Estonia in Sept. 2010. Grandma was getting jars of jam and berry syrup for us to take to the city.
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(gerry ruecker) Hide captioni was shooting reflections in shop windows in the other direction; something about the people passing made me turn around and take a quick shot into the harsh light.
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(gerry ruecker) Hide captioni was photographing the patterns of the tide on the beach as it washed in and out when a boy, quite fortuitously ran through my field of vision.
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(Paul Backewich) Hide captionIn order to get a great picture of our daughter at the beach it helped to surprise her and come out from the beach toys.
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(Alexandra Sorin) Hide captionClouds rolling out to the horizon brings clarity on a quiet pebble beach.
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(Frederick Larkin) Hide captionTaffy, a curious Welsh terrier, likes to monitor the movements of interlopers.
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(Sara Garson) Hide captionFourteen year old Sara Garson took this picture on a beach in Naples, while on vacation. " I wanted to try and take it from a different angle". Taken on January 6th 2012.
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(Susan Miller) Hide captionThis jellyfish was tiny from a distance but a low level shot made it look alien like huge.I took it off Vancouver Island in 2009. Canon Powershot f 7.1... one one thousand SS
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(gerry ruecker) Hide captioni had initially envisioned this shot without noticing the shadow; it was only when i brought the camera to my eye that i noticed it.
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(Ben Ehrensperger) Hide captionThis picture was taken with a wide angle lens. It was photograhed by lake Ontario. I knelt down to capture the rocks, sky and drift wood.
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(Paul Backewich) Hide captionA windy day at the cottage - this ball was blown into the water and there was something quite compelling about the way it seemd to have a life of it's own.
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(Susan Miller) Hide captionTook a low level photo of this inukshuk off Vancouver Is 2009. Canon Power Shot
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(Ramona Matthews) Hide captionA gift of hope planted during cancer treatment several years ago, these unusual tulips turn heads rain or shine.
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(Quinn Ryall) Hide captionA photo of my friend's shadow, and another one of my friends peeking over a wall. It's funny cause if you know them, you can tell who the shadow belongs to first.
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(Cam Howey) Hide captionalking our favourite beach on Lake Erie January 7th, we came across a childs boat washed high up by the fall and winter winds. I wonder what stories it could tell.
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(Jessica Cherniak) Hide captionPhoto from low angle... I am lying on the ice taking this shot...this piece of ice is the size of a large pizza approx...but this angle makes it seem bigger
Photo Desk call out for reader photos for the week of Dec. 12 to Jan. 19. We asked you to send us your photos of low angles. Thanks for sharing.
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